Carlton Packaging attends PACK EXPO International
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We’re thrilled to have attended PACK EXPO Chicago 2024, where we showcased our latest innovations in sustainable and efficient packaging solutions.
The event provided an amazing opportunity to connect with industry leaders, highlight our cutting-edge products, and spark meaningful conversations about the future of packaging.
Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and met our team. We truly enjoyed demonstrating how our innovations are designed to drive efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and empower businesses to tackle their packaging challenges head-on.
Missed us at the show? Let’s connect!
If you couldn’t make it or didn’t get a chance to stop by our booth, we’d still love to connect with you!
Contact us today to discover how we can make your packaging smarter—for your business and the planet.
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